Topcon HiPer v - Operators Manual December 2012

Oma ved.HiPer Vperators Manual

PartNumber100160801

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December,2012

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License Agreement

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Safety

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thereceivercanleadtoinjurytopersonsorpropertyand/ormalfunctionoftheproduct.byauthorizedTPSwarrantyservicecenters.Usersshouldreviewandheedthesafetywarn

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Manual Conventions

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mentaryinformationthatcanhaveanadverseaffectonsystemoperation,systempery,measurements,orpersonalsafety.

tionthatanactionhasthepotentialtoresultinsystemdamage,lossofdata,lossofalinjury.

Table of Contents

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TermsandConditionsUse........................................................i

Copyrights .................

Trademarks ................

DisclaimerofWarranty ......

LicenseAgreement..........

Confidentiality .............

Website;OtherStatements...

Safety ....................

Miscellaneous..............

ManualConventions ........

HiPerVFeatures...............

UnpackingYourReceiverKit .....

SystemComponents ........P/N:100160801

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Accessories .................................................................4

TechnicalDocuments............................................................4

UsingTopconSoftwareWithYourReceiver ..........................................5

GettingTechnicalSupport ........................................................6

Website .....

ReceiverOverview

Cables..........

Memory ........

DetachableBatter

VoiceNotification

DataandPowerPo

ExternalRadioAnt

Connector ......

TurningOn/Offthe

UsingInternaland

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ennaConnector .................................................16

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Receiver ......................................................24

ExternalPowerSources ..........................................24

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emovingtheBattery.............................................26

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ChargingtheBatteries ........................................................31

InsufficientPower ...............................................................34

ViewingReceiverInformation.....................................................35

LoadingNewFirmware...........................................................37

AbouttheOAF

CheckingtheR

LoadinganOA

PerformingaFacto

POWERUPScriptR

InstallingtheP

Uninstallingth

EditingthePO

EnablingtheP

DisablingPOW

ManagingtheRad

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eceiversOAF...................................................42

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ryReset(ClearingtheNVRAM)....................................45

equirements....................................................47

OWERUPScript.................................................47

ePOWERUPscript ...............................................48

WERUPScript ...................................................48

OWERUPScript .................................................48

ERUPScript ....................................................49

ioModem......................................................49

eReceiver ......................................................51

erReceiver .....................................................52

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MeasuringAntennaHeight .......................................................53

SettingRecordingParameters .....................................................54

LoggingRates...................................................................54

UsingSD/SDHCCards............................................................55

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RecordingData ..

ManagingFiles...

Downloadinga

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PoweringProblem

ReceiverProblems

BluetoothProblem

TRUProblems ...

CleaningandStorin

GettingCustomer

GeneralDetails ..

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gtheReceiver..................................................68

Support ........................................................68

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BluetoothModuleDetails ........................................................78

InternalTopconDigitalUHFIIModemGeneralSpecifications ...........................78

InternalFH915+ModemGeneralSpecifications......................................80

OptionalCellularModuleDetails...................................................82

CDMAModule

HSPAModule

Battery(BDC70)Sp

Charger(CDC68)S

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UHFRadioMo

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SD/SDHCCardRec

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FCCCompliance.................................................................95

IndustryCanadaCompliance ......................................................96

CommunityofEuropeCompliance .................................................97

EuropeanCom

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munityDeclarationofConformitywithR&TTEDirective1999/5/EC ......98

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Introduction 1

Introduction

TopconsHiPerVreceiverisacompact,lightweight,andcompletelyintegratedGNSSreceiverforstaticandkinematicapplications.TheintegratedreceiverdesignincludesaGNSSreceiverboardbasedonVanguardtechnology,industryleadingFenceAntenna,andwirelesscom ilitytoyourapplicationbytrackingsigna

TheHiPerVoffer andshockresistance.Thecommunicat ewsystemsandquicklydeliverworldclaP/N:100160801

municationtechnology.TheHiPerVdeliversworldclasspositioningandnavigationcapablsfrommulticonstellationsatellitesystems,includingGPS,GLONASS,andSBAS.

scompleteIP67protectionagainstdustandwateringress,inadditiontosuperiorvibrationioninterfaceallowsyoutoquicklyintegrateTopconspremiumGNSSperformancewithinnsspositioningandnavigationsupporttoyourapplications.

Figure1:HiPerVReceiver

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HiPerVFeatures 2

HiPer V Features

TheHiPerVreceiverfeaturesthefollowing:

ApremiermulticonstellationVanguardtechnologyGNSSboard IndustryleadingFenceAntennatechnology Serial(RS232C)andpowerports Detachab Ahighly External Integrate Optional Voiceno Integrate

TheHiPerVcom

FH915+2 FH915+r Static(N DigitalU DigitalU DigitalU

1.HighSpeed GE(GSM)technology.2.FH915+andP/N:100160801

lebatteryvisibledisplaypanelwithsinglebuttonoperationmemorycardslotdBluetoothwirelessandradiotechnologyHSPA(3.5G)1andCDMACellulartechnologytificationsforimportantreceiveroperationsdandruggeddesignesinoneofthefollowingconfigurations:

radiomodemadiomodemwithHSPAmoduleointegratedradio/cellularmodule)HFIIradiomodemHFIIradiomodemwithHSPAmoduleHFIIradiomodemandCDMAmodule(USonly)

PacketAccess(HSPA)cellularmodulesupportsfasterdatarateandisbackwardcompatiblewithGPRS/EDDigitalUHFIIradiocanbeconfiguredtobeusedasTX/RX/RP.RPstandsforRepeater.

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UnpackingYourReceiverKit 3

Unpacking Your Receiver Kit

Thissectiondescribesthedocumentation,standardkitcomponents,andaccessories(dependingonyourpurchase)thataccompanyyourreceiver.Whenyouunpackyourreceiverkit,verifyyoureceivedtheitemslistedinthissection.Makesuretheitemsdonotappeardamagedfromshipment.Ifanyoftheitemsaremissingordamaged,contactyourTopcondealerorTopcontechnicalsupport.SeeGettingTechnicalSupportonpage 6.

Standard Receiver Receiver

System C

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componentsareillustratedinFigure 2.accessoriesareillustratedinFigure 3.documentationislistedonpage 4.

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tedinFigure 2areincludedwithyourreceiver.

Figure2:StandardSystemComponents

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TechnicalDocuments 4

Accessories

Topconoffersawidevarietyofaccessories(seeFigure 3)speciallydesignedtoimprovesystemflexibilityandjobsiteefficiency.FormoredetailsontheoptionalaccessoriesavailableforHiPerV,contactyourTopcondealer.

Technical Docu

TheHiPerVMan verquicklyandefficiently.

HiPerVO owtouseyournewreceiver.P/N:100160801

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ualCDincludesthreemanuals(listedbelow)thathelpyousetupanduseyournewrecei

peratorsManualAnonscreenhelpdocumentthatcontainsdetailedinformationonh

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UsingTopconSoftwareWith 5

HiPerVQuickStartGuideAnonscreenhelpguidethatcontainsinstructionsforquicklysettingupyournewreceiverandbeginusingit.

TopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceGuideAnonscreenhelpdocumentthatcontainsdetailedinformationonhowtousetheTRUsoftwareincludedontheGPS+SoftwareCD.FormoreinformationabouttheTRUsoftware,seeUsingTopconSoftwareWithYourReceiver.

Using Topcon Software With Your Receiver

UsetheHiPerVr ket3Dapplications.Topconsoftware ,andperformsurveyandconstruction

TRUisahardwar computersanddatacontrollers.Thisp ocumentisprovidedontheHiPerVCD

TopconsMAGNE atacollectionandexchange,andfie

Pocket3Disapro lection,allowingyoutocheckcutsand

ContactyourTopYourReceiver P/N:100160801

eceiverinconjunctionwiththeTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)andMAGNETFieldorPocenablesyoutoconfigurethereceiverandotherexternaldevices,managefiles,collectdataworkflows.

econfigurationsoftwareforreceiversandperipheraldevices.YoucaninstallitondesktoprogramisprovidedontheGPS+SoftwareCDthataccompaniedyourreceiver.ATRUhelpd.

TFieldsoftwarefordatacontrollersprovidesrealtimecommunication,cloudstorage,dldsolutions,suchastopo,staking,roads,calculations,andmore.

gramthatrunsondatacontrollerswithWindowsplatforms.Pocket3Dsimplifiesdatacolfills,layoutpointsandsurveyallorpartofthejobsitequicklyandefficiently.

condealerformoreinformationaboutTopconsoftwareortheHiPerVreceiversystem.

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GettingTechnicalSupport 6

Getting Technical Support

BeforecontactingaTopconcustomerrepresentativeaboutanyproblemswiththereceiver,seeTroubleshootingonpage 59forsomesolutionsthatmayfixtheissue.

ContactyourlocalTopcondealerorvisittheTopconTotalCareWebsite(www.TopconTotalCare.com)fortechnicalsupport.

Whencontacting ervice:

1. AdescriptioFieldopDetails wtheproblemProblem

2. Receiverinf U,selectSavetoFile,entera

3. Specificatio .Thesespecificatio memoryandstoragecap

4. Information eproblem.5. Adescriptio d.

ForquiP/N:100160801

Topconfortechnicalassistance,providethefollowinginformationforbetterandfasters

nofthefollowing:erationthatwasbeingperformedwhentheproblemoccurredoftheunexpectedbehavior,symptoms,andanyerrormessagesthatprecedeorfollooccurrencefrequencyorpatternsormationandconfigurationsettings.Forreceiverinformation,clickInformationinTRfilename,andsaveittothecomputer.nsofmobiledevicesandcomputersusedinthefieldorofficeexhibitingtheproblemnsshouldincludemodelinformation,versionnumber,operatingsysteminformation,acity,etc.aboutthesystemsoftware,includingtheversionnumberandstepstoreproducethnofthefieldenvironmentand/orobservationconditionswhentheproblemoccurre

ckandeffectivesupport,provideadetaileddescriptionoftheproblem.

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Website

TheTopconwebsiteprovidescurrentinformationaboutTopconslineofproducts.ThesupportareaofthewebsiteprovidesaccesstoTopconfieldandofficesoftware,manuals,frequentlyaskedquestions,andsoforth.ToaccesstheTopconwebsite,visitwww.topconpositioning.com.

TheTopconsTotalCarewebsitealsoprovidescompletesupport,suchasnews,updates,reminders,training,liveWebinars,andcustomerserviceP/N:100160801

tohelpyougettheinformationyouneed.Visitwww.topcontotalcare.com.

GettingAcquainted 8

Getting Acquainted

TheHiPerVreceiverenclosureisfullysealedandincorporatestheGNSSreceiverboard,antenna,andwirelesscommunicationdevice.Thereceiversenclosurealsoincludesdedicatedspaceforbatteries,externalmemorystorage,andaSIMcard.

Receiver Overv

TheHiPerVrece morereliableandefficientfiledata

Aneasytoopera radioantenna),andlabelswithreceiv ure.

TheHiPerVrece lesyoutoviewthereceiversoperat

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iversadvanceddesignreducesthenumberofcablesrequiredforoperation,allowingforcollection.

tedisplaypanel,mountingsocket,batterybaydoor,connectionports(serial,power,anderinformationarelocatedonthebottomofthereceiversmagnesiumalloylowerenclos

iverhasahighlyvisibledisplaypanelwithsinglebuttonoperation.Thedisplaypanelenabionalstatus.Formoreinformation,seeDisplayPanelOperationsonpage 18.

cket(Figure 4)connectsthereceivertoeitherastandard5/8''threadpoleoradapter.

gulatoryandproductidentificationinformationonthetworeceiverlabels.Theproductidalnumberandpartnumber.

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Cables

TheHiPerVpackageincludesaserialcableforconfiguringthereceiver.Table 1describesthecableincludedwithyourreceiverandoptionalcablesthatareavailableasaccessories.

Alignthekeywayswhenconnectingthepower/serialcabletothereceiverport.Turnthecablelockclockwiseuntilitclickstosecurethecableinplace.Todisconnectthecable,turnthelockcounterclockwise,andthengent

SerialCable(SConnectsthercomputer)forp/n14008005P/N:100160801

lyremovethecable.

Table1.ReceiverCables

Cable Description Cable Illustration

upplied)eceivertoanexternaldevice(controllerordatatransferandreceiverconfiguration.03

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BatteryChargerCable(Optional)Connectsthepoweradaptertothebatterycharger.Severaloptionsareavailableforthebatterychargercablebasedonyourcountry.Ifyourkitdoesnotincludethiscable,contactyourTopcondealer.Refertothethesepartnumbersforavailablebatterychargercables:p/n73113Ap/n21016012p/n73113Cp/n2212113F0

PowerChargeConnectsthepaloptionsarecountry.Topurthispartnumbp/n14008054p/n14008052p/n14008074p/n10004750


Cable Description Cable IllustrationP/N:100160801

Cable,Power,CDC68(EUR)4Cable,Power,CDC68(US)Cable,Power,CDC68(AUS)Cable,Power,CDC68(Brazil)

rCable(AlsoAvailableforPurchase)oweradaptertoagroundedoutlet.Severavailableforthepowerchargercablebasedonyourchasethiscable,contactyourTopcondealer.Refertoer:01Cable,PowerCharger(EUR)01Cable,PowerCharger(US)01Cable,PowerCharger(AUS)1Cable,PowerCharger,1.8M(BrazilNMetro)

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Memory

TheHiPerVis D/SDHCcard,theMemoryCapa moreinformation.Toaccesstheraw

PowerAdapter(AvailableforPurchase)Chargesthereceiverwhenconnectedtoagroundedoutletandthepowerchargercable.Topurchasethiscable,contactyourTopcondealer.Refertothispartnumber:p/n2203410101PowerSupplywithSAEConnector

ReceiverPoweConnectstherconnector.Toptothispartnup/n:1400801


Cable Description Cable IllustrationP/N:100160801

equippedwithanaccessibleSD/SDHCcardslotfordatastorage.AsdataisloggedtotheScityBardisplaysthememorycapacitystatus.SeeMemoryCapacityBaronpage 22fordatafilesontheSD/SDHCcard,seeUsingSD/SDHCCardsonpage 55.

rCable(AvailableforPurchase)eceivertothepoweradapterthroughtheSAEurchasethiscable,contactyourTopcondealer.Refermber:603

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Detachable Batteries

Thereceiverfirstdrawspowerfromaconnectedexternalpowersource.Whenthereisnovalidexternalpowersourceconnectedorifthesourcehasdischargedlowerthan7.2V,thereceiverwilldrawpowerfromarechargeablehighcapacitybattery.TheHiPerVreceiverstandardkitsincludetwodetachableLiIonbatteriesforpoweringthereceiverandonebatterycharger.Eachbatteryiscapableofrunningformorethan7.5hoursonasinglecharge[instaticmodewithaBluetoothconnectionandat68F(20C)].SeeBatteriesonpage 25formoreinformation.

Voice Notifica

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Thefrequency eronce(whentheconditionfirst

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ceiverhasavoicenotificationfeaturethatissuesaseriesofvoicemessagesandsoundstoandeventconditions.

ofthevoicemessagesorsoundsdependsonthespecificconditions;thefrequencyiseithoccurs)orrepeated(every30secondsforasetperiodoftime).

atteriesareshippedfromthefactorywithapartialcharge.Formaximumoperatingtiriesbeforeusingthereceiver.

iPerVispreconfiguredwitheithervoicemessagesorsoundsatapresetvolume.Togs,usetheTRUsoftwareorotherapplicationsoftware.

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ThefollowingeventsgeneratemessagesfromtheHiPerVaudibleannunciator:Table2.AudioEventIndex

N EVENTNAME DESCRIPTION

1 LOGEPOCH Messagerecordedtofile

2 STARTUP SystemhascompletedstartupP/N:100160801

3 SHUTDOWN Receiverisshuttingdown(immediate)

4 BTNPOWER PowerButtonPowerOn

5 BTNFRESET PowerButtonFactoryReset

6 BTNFORMAT PowerButtonSDFormat

7 BTNIGNORE PowerButtonReturntonormaloperation

8 BATTLOW Batterypowerislow

9 MEMLOW RemainingspaceonSDmemorycardislow

10 MEMFULL SDmemorycardisfull

11 RTKFIXED RTKsolutionisnowFixed

12 RTKFIXLOST RTKsolutionisnolongerFixed

13 CONNECT Bluetoothhasbeenconnected

14 DISCONNECT Bluetoothhasbeendisconnected

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Data and Power Ports

TheHiPerVhasthetwoportsdescribedbelow:

Serialrimmedinblack;usedforcommunicationbetweenthereceiverandanexternaldevice.Thebodyoftheconnectoronthecorrespondingcableisblack.

Powerrimmedinred;usedtoconnectthereceivertoanexternalpowersource.Thebodyoftheconnectoronthecorrespondingcableisred.P/N:100160801

Figure5:HiPerVPorts

AntennaPort

PowerPort

SerialPort

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External Radio Antenna Connector

The antennas for the receivers internal UHF radio (and optional cellular modem) connect to the BNC or reverse TNC external antenna connector located under the HiPer V housing (Figure 6). The optimal modem antenna depends on the frequency of the UHF radio that is installed in the receiver:

UHF: Us 4 4

FH915: R DUCK 915 RTNC)]

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Figure6:UHFAntenna

es a BNC RF connection and comes in two versions: 10-440Hz (30-070003-01)40-470Hz (30-050503-01)

Uses a reverse TNC RF connection [p/n: 30-030012-01 (ANTENNA, RUBBE

Antenna: Sold separately (p/n: 1001313-01 ANTENNA, 1/2 WAVE, QUAD Bpter)

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Connector 17

Connector

Thebottomconnector(Figure 7)enablesyoutomountthereceivertoeitherastandard5/8''threadpoleoradapter.

Bottom Connector for Standard SetupsP/N:100160801

Figure7:HiPerVBottomConnector

DisplayPanelOperations 18

Display Panel Operations

TheHiPerVLEDDisplayPanelisusedtodisplayandindicatethereceiverscurrentoperationalstatus.Thedisplayoffersacompactbutvaluablesummaryofthemostimportantreceiverinformationforthetypicaluser.ThischapterdescribesthedifferentLEDblinP/N:100160801

kpatternsandwhattheymean.

Figure8:LEDDisplayPanel

ReceiverHealth

Available Power BarMemory Capacity Bar

Wireless Status

Radio Status

Serial PortStatus

File Status

Battery Status

Timer

ReceiverHealth

Available Power Bar

Tracking Status

Memory Capacity Bar

Wireless Status

Radio Status

Serial PortStatus

File Status

Position Status Bar

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TheLEDdisplaytablebelowdescribesthemeaningoftheLEDiconsusedinthissection.

PowerButton p elddetermineshowthereceiverwill heuserthroughtheavailableoptions

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erformsmultiplefunctions.Thenumberofsecondsthatthepowerbuttonispressedandhbehave.Atspecifictimeintervals,thereceiverissuesvoicemessagesorsoundstoguidet.

POWER BUTTON FUNCTIONSACTION SECONDS DESCRIPTION

Power ON Press for 1 second The HiPer V powers ON.

Power OFF Press for 3 seconds The HiPer V powers OFF.

WITH POWER ONFactory Reset Press for 10

secondsResets all parameters on theHiPer V to their default values.

Erase Erase All Files Press for 20 seconds Deletes all les from the SD/SDHC card.

DisregardPress for more than 25 seconds

No action. The HiPer V will return to normal operation.

Open/Close Data File Within 2 secondsStart a raw collection to a new le, or close a currently open le.

(Clear NVRAM)

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Bootduringthebootprocessthedisplayindicatesbootprogress.

AvailablePower wer.

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Bar indicatestheremainingbatterychargeorremainingvoltagewhenusingexternalpo

D indicatesthecurrentlyavailablepowersourcesfortheHiPerV.

AILABLE POWER BARPLAY INTERNAL POWER REMAINING EXTERNAL POWER REMAINING

Greater than 50%Greater than 25%Greater than 10%Less than 10%

Greater than 8VGreater than 7.25VGreater than 6.5VLess than 6.5V

TERY STATUSOnly the internal battery is available.Only external power is available.Both the battery and external power are available.

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PositionStatusBar indicatesthecurrenttypeofpositioncomputed.

TrackingStatusL

POSITIONING STATUS BARRTK xed solution.DGPS or RTK oat solution.Stand-alone or base mode.Invalid or no position.

TOP/N:100160801

ED indicatesthenumberandtypeofsatellitescurrentlybeingtrackedbytheHiPerV.

RACKING STATUS RDER DISPLAY STATUS

1 Blink per tracked GPS satellite.

2 Blink if no satellite signal with SNR value >48 dB*Hz.

3 Blink per tracked GLONASS satellite.

4Blinks once when no satellites or no solution. Off otherwise.

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MemoryCapacityBar indicatesthepercentageofavailablespaceontheSD/SDHCmemorycard.

FileStatusLED

Communication

MEMORY CAPACITY BARGreater than 50%Less than 50%Less than 25%Less than 10%

F

/SERIAL PORT).

ssociated port.iated port.

Wireofth

Radiinter

SeriaofseP/N:100160801

indicatesthestatusofthecurrentfile.

StatusLEDs

Memory full or SD/SDHC card is not ready.No card is installed.

ILE STATUSA le is open.Writing to the le.A le is not open or there is no SD/SDHC card in the slot.

COMMUNICATION STATUS (WIRELESS/RADIOBluetooth connection is establishedWaiting for Bluetooth connection.Bluetooth module is not powered.Internal radio is powered.Internal radio is not powered.Data is being transmitted from the aData is being received by the assoc

lessStatusLEDsindicatethestatuseinternalBluetoothmodule

oStatusLEDsindicatethestatusofthenalUHFradioandHSPA/CDMAmodule.

lPortStatusLEDsindicatethestatusrialport.

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TimerLED isusedinjobprogrammingtoindicatevariousstatesofajob.

WhentheHiPer smomentarily.

TIMER STATUSA Timer JOB has started and is waiting to begin file operations.The file is opened by the JOB.The file is closed by the JOB or no JOB was activated/executed.

Aftera eroffthereceiveP/N:100160801

VispoweredoffandatimerJOBisinwaiting,thetimerLEDblinksonceeverytwosecond

jobhasbeenactivated,iswaitingforexecution,orisbeingexecuted,youcannotpowrusingthePowerbutton.

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Managing Power

Thischapterdescribeshowtopowerthereceiver,chargethedetachablebatteries,anduseanexternalpowersource.

Turning On/Of

Toturnonthere rnedon,thereceiverschannelsinitializ

Toturnoffthere easethepowerbuttonwhentheBATTL

Using Internal

Thereceiverispo rt.Ifanexternalpowersourceisconnec

Therec ereceiverisplaced scharged.YouwillneedtoP/N:100160801

f the Receiver

ceiver,pressandholdthepowerbuttonuntiltheLEDsbrieflyflash.Whenthereceiveristueandbegintrackingallvisiblesatellitesatanytimeandlocation.

ceiver,pressandholdthepowerbuttonformorethanthreeandlessthan10seconds(relEDblinkssolidred).Thisdelaypreventsthereceiverfrombeingturnedoffbymistake.

and External Power Sources

weredbythedetachablebatteriesoranexternalpowersourceconnectedtothepowerpoted,thereceiverdrawspowerfromitoverthebattery.

eiverwilldrawasmallamountofpowerfromthebatterieswhenitisturnedoff.Ifthinstorageforalongperiod,suchasafewmonths,thebatteriesmaybecomefullydiuseanexternalpowersupplyorrechargethebatteriesbeforeuse.

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Youcanconnectthereceivertoanexternalpowersource,suchasavehiclebattery,with6.7to18VDCtooperatethereceiver.SeeSpecificationsonpage 69formoreinformationonexternalpowersourcerequirementstopowerthereceiverandchargetheinternalbatteries.

Batteries

Thebatterycomp ganexternalpowersource.

UseoneBDC70r

TheHiPerValso isautomaticallychargedfromthe

Powerinputgreaterthan18VDCcoulddamagethereceiver.P/N:100160801

artmentdoorprovidesaccesstothemainbattery.Thereceivercanalsobepoweredusin

echargeablebatteryatatimetopowerthereceiver.

containsaninternalbackupbattery,whichmaintainsaninternalRTC.Thebackupbatterymainbattery.

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Inserting

First,bef whilethepowerisswitched

Whenins notcomeincontactwiththe

RemoveP/N:100160801

Figure9:HiPerVBatteryandCharger

and Removing the Battery

oreremovingthebattery,alwaysturnoffpowertothereceiver.Ifthebatteryisremovedon,uncontrolledsystemshutdownwilloccurandfiledatamaybelostasaresult.ertingorremovingthebattery,makesurethatmoisture,dust,orotherforeignparticlesdo

insideoftheinstrument.batteriesfromthesurveyinginstrumentorchargerbeforeplacingintostorage.

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Storethebatteryinadryroomwherethetemperatureiswithinthefollowingranges.Forlongtermstorage,thebatteryshouldbechargedatleastonceeverysixmonths.

TheBDC llbatteries,itstillgenerate teryisinstorageandnotused ultintheoperatingtimeoft isrequired.

To Remove th

1. Turnoverth

Table 3. Battery Storage Time

Storage Period Temperature

1 week or less -20C to +50C1 week to 1 month -20C to +45CP/N:100160801

70usesthelatestadvancesinhighdensitylithiumionbatterytechnology;however,likeaspowerusingachemicalreactionandasaresult,hasalimitedlifetime.Evenwhenthebatforlongperiods,thebatterycapacitydeteriorateswiththepassageoftime.Thismayreshebatteryshorteningdespitehavingbeenchargedcorrectly.Inthisevent,anewbattery

e Battery:

eHiPerV.

1 month to 6 months -20C to +40C6 months to 1 year -20C to +35C

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2. Pushthebuttonsonbothsidesofthebatterycompartmentcover,andliftthebatterycover.P/N:100160801

Figure10:RemoveBatteryCompartmentCover

Press and HoldBoth Battery

Compartment Buttons(One on Each Side)

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3. Slidethebatterytotheright,andseparatethebatteryfromtheconnector.

4. Liftuptheb

Onlyus atterytoexplodeanddaP/N:100160801

Figure11:RemoveBattery

attery,andremoveitfromthereceiver.

Slide Batteryto the Right to

Remove

eaHiPerVbatterywiththisreceiver.Usinganincorrectbatterytypemaycausethebmagethereceiver.

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To insert the battery:

1. Remove the battery cover.2. Gently slide the bottom of the battery along the battery guides until it snaps into place (Figure 12).P/N:100160801

Figure12:RemoveBatteryCompartmentCover

Slide Batteryto the Left to

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Charging the Batteries

Whenthebatterychargeislow,theAvailablePowerBarchangesfromsolidgreentoyellowtoredandthenblinkingred,dependingontheremainingcharge(seeAvailablePowerBaronpage 20).Whenthereceiverisconnectedtoanexternalpowersource,thebatterydoesnotchargeandbecomesdisabledfromsupplyingpowertothereceiver.

Tochargethebattery,usethesuppliedcharger.Ittakesapproximately4hourstocompletelychargeonebatteryand8hourstocomple tnolessthan80%capacityafter50

To charge the

1. Connectthe

Theba e,fullychargethebatteriP/N:100160801

telychargetwobatteries.TheLiIonbatteriesusedinthebatterypacksshouldruna0chargingcycles.Youdonotneedtodrainthebatteriesbeforerecharging.

batteries:

powercabletothechargerandplugthechargerintothewalloutlet.

tteriesareshippedfromthefactorywithapartialcharge.Formaximumoperatingtimesbeforeusingthereceiver.

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2. Mountthebatteryinthechargerbymatchingthegroovesonthebatterywiththeguidesonthecharger.

3. Whencharg4. ThelampligP/N:100160801

Figure13:InsertBatteryontoCharger

ingbegins,thelamplightblinks.htissolidwhenchargingiscomplete.

Charging LEDs

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5. Removethebatteryandunplugthecharger.

Slots1 edinthecharger,thebat

Chargin rerangeorwhenthebat gingtemperaturerangeaP/N:100160801

Figure14:RemoveBattery

and2:Thechargerstartschargingthebatterymountedfirst.Iftwobatteriesareplacteryinslot1ischargedfirst,andthenthebatteryinslot2.

glamp:Thecharginglampisoffwhenthechargerisoutsidethechargingtemperatuteryismountedincorrectly.Ifthelampisstilloffafterthechargerfallswithinitscharndthebatteryismountedagain,contactalocaldealer.

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Insufficient Power

Ifthebatteriesb hutdownandautomaticallysav rthebatterychargestatus.SeeAvai

Ifthereceiversh activated.

Torestorepower

Recharge Makesu indicatedwithared

dot)whe Connect

Chargingtimeperbattery(at25C)isabout4hours(Chargingcantakelongerwhentemperaturesareeitherespeciallyhighorlow.)

Power roduct.FailuretocomplyP/N:100160801

ecomefullydischargedandanexternalpowersupplyisnotconnected,thereceiverwillserecordedfiles.Toavoiddisruptions,checktheAvailablePowerBaronthedisplaypanelfolablePowerBaronpage 20formoreinformation.

utsdownduetoinsufficientpower,thereceiverandallcommunicationportsbecomede

toyourreceiverandturnitbackon,dooneorallofthefollowing:

thebatteries.rethepower/serialcableissecurelyconnectedtothereceiversport.Alignthekeyways(nconnectingthepower/serialcabletothereceiverport.thereceivertoadifferentpowersource.

suppliedtothereceivershouldmatchthespecificationsprovidedbyTopcononthepwiththesespecificationsmaydamagethereceiver.

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Configuring the Receiver

Viewing Receiver Information

Thesectiondesc ware,andperformafactoryreset.To ontheHiPerVCD.Forinformationabou

IntheTopconRec ardwareandfirmwareversions,RAMsiz

ToopentheRece

1. Connectthe2. InTRU,con3. ClickDevice4. ClickDevice5. IntheConn6. IntheTRUm ars.P/N:100160801

ribesreceiveroptions,andhowtoloadanewOptionAuthorizationFile(OAF),updatefirmdothis,youwillneedtousetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)softwarethatwassuppliedtinstallingthesoftware,seetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManual.

eiverUtility(TRU),theReceiverInfowindowdisplaysbasicreceiverinformation,suchashe,receiverID,serialnumber,etc.

iverInfowindow:

receivertoacomputerandopenTRU.necttothereceiver.

ApplicationModeReceiverManaging.Connect.ectionParameterswindow,selectthecorrectserialport,andclickConnect.ainwindow,clicktheInformationicon.TheReceiverInfowindow(Figure 15)appe

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Figure15:TRUReceiverInfo

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Loading New Firmware

Receiverboardfirmwareisreleasedasacompressedfilethatyoudownloadanddecompress.Thisfilecontainsthefollowingfiles:

Mainboardfirmware GNSSfirmware Radiofir

TouploadGNSS

1. Connectthe2. Toconnect

a. Cli

b. Cli

c. In ,andthenclickCoP/N:100160801

mware

andradiofirmwarefilestothereceiver:

receivertoacomputerusingtheserialcable.tothereceiverinTRU:

ckDeviceApplicationModeReceiverManaging.ckDeviceConnect.theConnectionParameterswindow(Figure 16),selectSerialPortandtheportnamennect.

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3. ClicktheFir displays.Thiswindowena

4. MakesureR5. (Recommen6. BrowseforP/N:100160801

Figure16:ConnectionParametersWindow

mware iconintheTRUmainwindow.TheUploadFirmwarewindow(Figure 17)blesyoutouploadfirmwarefilestotheconnectedreceiver.eceiverisselectedintheDevicefield.ded)SelectSoftBreakastheCaptureMethod.andselectthereceiverboardsRAMandFlashfiles(Figure 17).

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7. ClickStartt8. ClickOKtoP/N:100160801

Figure17:UploadFirmwareWindow

ouploadtheselectedfiles.continueuploadingnewfirmwaretothereceiver(seeFigure 18).

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Toloadthemain

1. Performaf onpage 45.2. Removethe 6.3. Onthestor4. Insertthes5. Poweronth 0|LEDbeginsto

flash,indicaP/N:100160801

Figure18:FinishingFirmwareUpload

boardfirmwarefiletothereceiver:

actoryresetonthereceiver.SeePerformingaFactoryReset(ClearingtheNVRAM)storagecardfromthereceiver.SeeToinstall/removetheSD/SDHCcard:onpage 5agecard,createaFirmwarefolder,andcopytheacpu.sbcfileintothefolder.toragecardbackintothereceiver.ereceiver.Thereceiverwillpowerup20to30secondsslowerthannormal.The|0|tingthefirmwareisuploading.

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6. Resetthereceiveragaintoreturnittoitsoriginalfactorysettings.7. UsetheTopconReceiverUtiility(TRU)toensurethefirmwarewasuploadedsuccessfully.SeeLoadingNew

Firmwareonpage 37.

About the OAF

Topconissuesan sOAFsystemallowsyoutocustomize theoptionsyourequire.

TheHiPerVrecei areseveralupgradeoptionsavailable rement.Examplesofupgradeoptions

GPS+GL Radioba Network RTKand

ContactyourTop mation.P/N:100160801

OptionAuthorizationFile(OAF)toenablethespecificoptionsthatyoupurchased.Topconandconfigurethereceiveraccordingtoyourparticularneeds,thereforepurchasingonly

vertypicallyshipswithanOAFasperinitialpurchaseofthereceiverkitconfiguration.Therewiththereceiverthatcanextendthereceiversfunctionalitytobettersuityourjobrequiarelistedbelow:

ONASSdualfrequencystaticoperationsedRTKoperationRTKoperationupdaterateupto20Hz(10Hzstandard)condealerorarepresentativeforacompletelistingofavailableoptionsandpricinginfor

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Checking the Receivers OAF

TouseTRUtoviewthestatusofthereceiversoptions:

1. ConnectthereceivertoacomputerandopenTRU.SeetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManualformoreinformationaboutconnectingthereceivertoacomputer.

2. InTRU,con

3. ClicktheOp s,soyoucanviewthecurrentP/N:100160801

necttothereceiver.

tions iconinthemainwindow.TheReceiverOptionswindow(Figure 19)displayauthorizationoptionsanduploadnewones.

Figure19:ReceiverOptions

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Loading an OAF

TopcondealersprovidecustomerswithOAFfiles.ForanyOAFrelatedquestions,emailTopconat options@topcon.comandincludethereceiversIDandserialnumber.Toobtainthesenumbers,seeViewingReceiverInformationonpage 35.

ToloadanewOAF:

1. Followthes2. ClickUploa3. NavigatetoP/N:100160801

tepsinCheckingtheReceiversOAFonpage 42.dOAFonthebottomoftheReceiverOptionswindow(seeFigure 19).thelocationofthenewOptionAuthorizationFile(Figure 20).

Figure20:LoadOAF

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4. Selecttheappropriatefile,andclickOpen(Figure 20).TopconsTRUinitiallycheckstoseeiftheselectedfileiscompatiblewiththecurrentlyconnectedreceiver.Ifyouchoseafilenotintendedforthisreceiver,theUploadOAFwindowdisplaysanerroriconnexttotheReceiverIDanddisablestheUploadtheFiletotheReceiverbutton.

5. PressUploaIfanOAFfil ationoptionsintooperation(FP/N:100160801

Figure21:OAFCompatibilityCheck

dtheFiletotheReceiver(Figure 21)tostartloadingthefile.eisuploadedtothereceiver,TRUwilloffertoresetthereceivertoputnewauthorizigure 22).

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6. ClickYes.

Performing a F

ThereceiversNo hasephemerisdataandreceiverpos elevationmasksandrecordinginterva restoresthereceiversfactory

Althoughclearing natecommunicationortrackingprobl

Afterclearingthe 5minutes).

ClearingtheNVR eepsinformationaboutthereceivelearingtheNVRAM) P/N:100160801

Figure22:ResettheReceiver

actory Reset (Clearing the NVRAM)

nVolatileRandomAccessMemory(NVRAM)holdsdatarequiredforsatellitetracking,sucition.TheNVRAMalsokeepsthecurrentreceiverssettings,suchasactiveantennainput,l,andinformationaboutthereceiversinternalfilesystem.ClearingthereceiversNVRAMdefaultsettings.

theNVRAMisnotrecommendedasacommonpractice,therearetimeswhenitcanelimiems.

NVRAM,thereceiverrequirestimetocollectnewephemeridesandalmanacs(around1

AMwillnotdeleteanyfilesalreadyrecordedinthereceiversmemory,andtheNVRAMkrfilesystem.

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YoucanalsouseTRUtoresetthereceiver(cleartheNVRAM):

1. Connectthereceivertoacomputer,andopenTRU.SeetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManualformoreinformationaboutconnectingthereceivertoacomputer.

2. InTRU,connecttothereceiver.

3. ClicktheToolsicon inthemainwindow.

TheToolsw

4. ClickResetlearingtheNVRAM) P/N:100160801

indowappears,enablingyoutoresetthereceiverandcleartheNVRAM.

Figure23:ToolsDialogBox

Receiver,andclickYestocontinue.

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POWERUPScriptRequiremen 47

POWERUP Script Requirements

Afterturningonthereceiver,thePOWERUPscriptexecuteswhenthereceiverobtainsvalidpositioncoordinatesandthefollowingrequirementsaresatisfied.

ThePOWERUPscripthasbeeninstalledtoreceiver. ThePOWERUPscriptfunctionsettingisON. Therece Thereis

Installing

ToinstallthePOW

1. CopythePO2. InserttheS3. PerformaF4. Oncethein

IfthefiIfthere ptfile.ts P/N:100160801

iverisnotstartingbyusingthetimer.noenabledjob/session.

the POWERUP Script

ERUPscriptontotheHiPerVreceiver:

WERUPscriptfilepowerup.gcstothePOWERUPfolderontheSDcard.DcardintoHiPerVreceiver.actoryResetontheHiPerV.stallationissuccessful,thepowerup.gcsfileisremovedfromtheSDcard.

leattributionisReadonly,thefilewillnotbenotremoved.istheexistingPOWERUPscriptontheHiPerV,itwillbeoverwrittenbythenewscri

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Uninstalling the POWERUP script

ThePOWERUPscriptcanbeuninstalledbyusingeitherofthefollowingtwomethods.

Method1:Installanempty(noscript)powerup.gcsfile.

Method2:Sendthecommandset,/ext/powerup/clear,yusingtheTerminalfeatureofTRU.

Editing th

Itisnotpossible RUPscriptaftermodifyingthesc

Enabling

Itisnecessaryto UPscriptateverystartupoftherec

Method1:Send

Method2:Perfo

Method3:Enablts P/N:100160801

e POWERUP Script

toedittheexistingPOWERUPscriptinreceiverdirectly.Install(overwrite)thenewPOWEriptusingTRU.

the POWERUP Script

enablethePOWERUPscriptfunctioninordertoallowtheHiPerIItoexecutethePOWEReiver.EnablethePOWERUPscriptbyusinganyofthefollowingthreemethods.

theterminalcommandset,/ext/powerup/mode,on

rmaFactoryResetofthereceiver.

eusingtheTRUsoftware.

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Disabling POWERUP Script

DisablethePOWERUPscriptbyusingeitherofthefollowingtwomethods.

Method1:Sendtheterminalcommandset,/ext/powerup/mode,off

Method2:DisablebyusingtheTRUsoftware.

Managing the

TheTopconRece dedinTopconreceivers.

Toconfigurethe

Acompu TRUinsta Aserialc

Forinstructiono otharesuppliedontheHiPerVMan P/N:100160801

Radio Modem

iverUtility(TRU)softwaresupportstheconfigurationofallradiomodemsthatareembed

radiomodem,havethefollowingready:

terrunningaWindows2000operatingsystemornewerlledonthecomputerableorBluetoothcapablecomputernconfiguringradiomodems,seetheTRUReferenceManualortheTopconRadioGuide.BualCDandtopcontotalcare.com.

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Field System Setup

ThischapterdescribesthefieldsetupofyournewHiPerV,soitisreadyforuseasaBase,RTKornetworkRover,orstaticdatacollection.P/N:100160801

Figure24:EquipmentandSetup

HiPerVReceiver

ExternalModemAntenna

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Setting Up the Base Receiver

1. Mountthereceiveronatripodwithatribrach,tribrachadapter,andprismspacer,asshowninthepictureontheright.

2. Positionthebasesystem(fromstep1)overaknownpoint.

3. LevelthetrifromthegrMeasuring

4. ConnecttheportforRTK

5. Pressthepointegratedwwhenthere

6. Connectthecollector,ruandstartth

7. ViewtheLEstatus.See P/N:100160801

podandmeasuretheheightofthereceiveroundusingthetapemeasure.SeeAntennaHeightonpage 53.externalradioantennatotheantennasetup.werbuttontoturnonthereceiver.Theirelessdeviceinthereceiverturnsonceiverispowered.receivertotheBluetoothenableddatanningTopconFieldsoftware,toconfigureebaseHiPerVreceiver.DdisplaypanelforthereceiverscurrentalsoDisplayPanelOperationsonpage 18.

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Setting Up the Rover Receiver

1. Mountthereceiverontheroverpole,asshowninthepictureontheright.

2. AttachaTopconcontrollertothepoleusingamountingbracket.

3. Ifyouarenpole,measufromthegrHeighton

4. Connecttheantennapo

5. Presstheporeceiver.Ththereceivepowered.

6. ConnecttheenableddatFieldsoftwaaroverrece

7. ViewtheLEreceiverscPanelOperar P/N:100160801

otusingafixedheightroverretheheightofthereceiveround.SeeMeasuringAntennapage 53.externalradioantennatothertforRTKsetup.werbuttontoturnontheeintegratedwirelessdeviceinrturnsonwhenthereceiveris

receivertotheBluetoothacollector,runningTopconre,toconfiguretheHiPerVasiver.Ddisplaypanelfortheurrentstatus.SeealsoDisplaytionsonpage 18.

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Measuring Antenna Height

Thereceivercalculatesthecoordinatesoftheantennasphasecenter.Todeterminethecoordinatesofthestationmarker,specifythefollowing:

Measuredheightoftheantennaabovethestationmarker Method Modelo

Anynecessaryanantennamodel,icombinedwithamethods,allowscoordinates.

Toaccuratelyme

1. Measurethmarker,eithYoumayeitReferencePatthebaseheighttoththesideof

2. RecordthethefieldnoP/N:100160801

ofmeasuringtheantennaheightftheantenna/receiverusedtennaphasecenteradjustments,basedonthesautomaticallyapplied.Thisadjustment,whenccuratelymeasuredheightandmeasurementforcorrectlycomputedreferencemarker

asuretheantennaheight:

eantennaheightabovethecontrolpointorertheslantheightortheverticalheight.hermeasuretheverticalheighttotheAntennaoint(ARP)locatedatthebottomofthereceiverofthemountingthreads,ormeasuretheslanteSlantHeightMeasurementMark(SHMM)onthereceiver,asshownontheright.antennaheight,pointsname,andstarttimeintes.

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Collecting Data

Thischapterprovidesgeneralinformationaboutrecordingdata,downloadingit,andmanagingfiles.

Setting Record

TheTopconRece typesofmessages,inwhichtorecordd TRUReferenceManualformoreinforma ndrecordingrawdata.

Logging Rates

Thereceiverlogs spacedependsonthesizeofthememo ity1.Theamountofmemoryusedto rameters,seetheTRUReferenceManua

1.Themaximu Ccardswheninsertedintothereceive outanydelay.P/N:100160801

ing Parameters

iverUtility(TRU)softwareenablesyoutosetloggingparameters,suchasloggingrateandata.ThissoftwareandtheTRUReferenceManualissuppliedontheHiPerVCD.Seethetion.TheHiPerVreceiveriscompatiblewithanyTopconfieldsoftwareforconfigurationa

dataontheSD/SDHCcardthatisinsertedintothememorycardslot.Theamountoffilerycardbeingused.TheHiPerVreceivercansupportmemorycardsofupto32GBcapac

logdatadependsontheloggingrate.Formoreinformationaboutsettingloggingratepal.

mnumberoffilesislimitedto512.Thereceivermaytakeupto50secondstochecklarger(8/16/32GB)SDHr.For2and4GBSD/SDHCcards,thisexternalcardcheckiscompletedinstantly,allowingyoutouseitwith

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Using SD/SDHC Cards

TheSD/SDHCcardslotsresideunderthebatteryontheinsideedgeofthebatteryrecess.ThedatathatresidesontheSD/SDHCcardcanbeaccessedbyremovingthecardandusinganexternalSD/SDHCcardreaderorbyusingTopconsoftwaretodownloadthedatafromthecardviaHiPerVsserialportorBluetoothconnection.AsecuredigitalcardsuitableforindustrialusecanbepurchasedfromalocalTopcondealer.TheSD/SDHCcardisavailableinFAT16orFAT32formatsothattheremovableSD/SDHCcardissuitablefo SD/SDHCCardRecommendatioP/N:100160801

rcopyingdatafilesdirectlytoacomputer.ForrecommendationsonSD/SDHCcards,seensonpage 89.

Figure25:HiPerVCardSlotExample

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To install/remove the SD/SDHC card:

1. Ensurethereceiveristurnedoff.2. Removethebattery.SeeInsertingandRemovingtheBatteryonpage 26.3. CarefullypushtheSD/SDHCcard,labelsidedown,intotheSD/SDHCcardslot(Figure 25)untilitlocksintoplace

Or,pushthecardoncetoremoveit..

Oncethereceive asneeded.

Donot operremovalofthecarP/N:100160801

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risturnedon,thereceiverboardwilldetecttheSD/SDHCcard,anditwillbereadytouse

removethecardifthereceiverispoweredon.Damagetodatamayresultfromimprd.

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Recording Data

YoucanlograwGNSSdatatothereceiversmemorycardandusetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)orMAGNETOfficesoftwaretodownloadthefilestoacomputer.

Tostartorstoprecordingdatatothereceiver,youcanusetheLEDdisplaypanelorTRU.

1. PressthePo2. Waitforthe atellitesandamber

forGLONA r more satellites provide opt

3. PressthePO FileExplorerL

4. Makesuret nhasstarted.TheRECLEDbli

5. Whenyouh LEDisdark.YoucanalsoselectF

6. Toturnofft darkandtheBATLEDissolid

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werbuttontoturnonthereceiver.STATLEDtoindicatesatellitesarebeingtracked.TheSTATLEDblinksgreenforGPSsSS satellites. A short red blink indicates the receiver has not solved a position. Five o

imal positioning.WERbuttonthreetimeswithintwosecondstobeginrecording.YoucanalsoselectogsStartinTRUtobeginrecordingdata.heREClightisblinkinggreen.Thisindicatesthatafilehasopenedanddatacollectionkseachtimedataissavedtomemory.avefinishedrecording,pressthePOWERbuttonthreetimes,andmakesuretheRECileExplorerLogsStopinTRUtoenddatarecording.hereceiver,pressandholdthePOWERbuttonfor3to10secondsuntilallLEDsturnred.

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Managing Files

Rawdataisrecordedastimetaggedmeasurementsinasinglerawdatafile.Eachfileisrecordedtothereceiversmemoryandautomaticallygivenanameanda*.tpsfileextension.Youcanthentransferafileofcollecteddatatoacomputerwithfilemanagingsoftware,suchastheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU),whichissuppliedontheGPS+SoftwareCD.Thisprogramallowsyoutouseanautomaticnamingfeature,enterfilenames,anddeletefilesasnecessary.Formoreinformation,seetheTRUReferenceManua

Download

Aftercompleting rbackup.Downloadingand ll,thereceiverstopsloggingdata,and .)

Therearethreeo

Deleteal Thiserasesallofthefilesinth

Useaser eceiverUtility(TRU),youcans oreinformation.

RemoveP/N:100160801

lsuppliedontheHiPerVCD.

ing and Deleting Files

asurvey,downloaddatafilestoacomputeroracontrollerforstorage,postprocessing,odeletingfilespreparesthememorycardforthenextsurvey.(WhenthememorycardisfutheRECLEDturnsdark/off,indicatinganerrorcondition.Existingdataisnotoverwritten

ptionsfordeletingrawdatafilesfromthereceiver:

lofthefilesusingtheLEDdisplaypanel(i.e.holdthepowerbuttonfor20to25seconds).ereceiversinternalmemory.ialorBluetoothconnectiontodownloadthefilestoacomputer/controller.IntheTopconRelectthefilesyouwanttodeletefromthereceiver.SeetheTRUReferenceManualformthememorycardandinsertitintothememorycardslotofacomputer/controller.

Troubleshooting 59

Troubleshooting

Thischapterwillhelpyoudiagnoseandsolvesomecommonproblemsthatmayoccurwiththereceiver.

Check This Firs

Beforecontactin

Checkall checkforwornordefective

Checkth Checkth eSpecificationson

page 57 Checkth randthemostcurrent

firmware CheckTo alcare.com)forthe

latestupThen,trythefoll

Poweron r).

Donot gethehardware.P/N:100160801

t!

gyourlocaldealerorTopconTechnicalSupport,checkthefollowing:

externalreceiverconnectionscarefullytoensurecorrectandsecureconnections.Doublecables.ereceiversbatteriesforafullcharge.epowersourceforincorrectlyconnectedcables,andensurethepowersourceisvalid.Seforexternalpowerrequirements.esoftware.Makesurethemostcurrentsoftwareversionisdownloadedontothecomputeisloadedintothereceiver.ChecktheTopconwebsiteforthelatestupdates.pconTechnicalSupport(www.topconsupport.com)orTopconTotalCare(www.topcontotdates.owing:

andoffthereceiverbypressingthePowerbuttonorbyusingTRU(ToolsResetreceive

attempttorepairequipmentyourself.Doingsowillvoidthewarrantyandmaydama

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PoweringProblems 60

RestoredefaultsettingsbypressingthePowerbuttonfor10to15secondsorusingTRU(ToolsClearNVRAM).Thisrestoresthereceiversparameterstothefactorydefaultsettingsanderasesthealmanacandephemerisfiles.Thisactiondoesnotdeletedatafilesfromthereceivermemory.

EraseallfilesbypressingthePowerbuttonfor20yo25secondsorbyusingFileExplorerDeleteAllFilesinTRU.Thiswilldeleteallfilesstoredinthereceiversnonremovablememorycard.

Iftheproblempersists,seethefollowingsectionsforothersolutions.

Powering Pro

Thefollowing

Thereceiverd ThebaCharg

IfyouMake

ThereIf,aft snotpowerup,contaP/N:100160801

blems

aresomeofthemostcommonlyencounteredpowerproblems.

oesnotpoweruptterymaybedischarged.ethebatteryovernight.SeeChargingtheBatteriesonpage 22.areusinganexternalpowersource,thecablemaybedisconnectedordamaged.surethecableissecurelyconnectedandundamaged.ceivermayhaveadefectivechargerordefectivebattery.erchangingthebatteryorconnectinganexternalpowersource,thereceiverstilldoectyourlocaldealerorTopconTechnicalSupportforadvice.

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ReceiverProblems 61

Receiver Problems

Thefollowingaresomeofthemostcommonlyencounteredreceiverproblems.

ThereceivercannotestablishaconnectiontoacomputerorexternalcontrollerCablespecificproblems:

ThecaUnplu

ThecaUsea

Genericproble

Therea. C eceiverUtility(TRU)

Rb. C

c.

Thereceiverd

Theco ntotracksatellites).Orde respondingreceiveroptioP/N:100160801

bleisnotproperlypluggedin.gthecable,thensecurelyandproperlyreconnectittothereceiver.bleisdamaged.nundamagedcable.Contactadealertoreplacethecable.ms:

ceiverportusedforconnectionisnotinCommandmode.onnectthereceivertoacomputerandopenTRU[seeConnectionintheTopconReferenceManual].lickReceiverSettingsPorts.

ChangetheInputModefortheportusedforconnectiontocmd.

oesnotlockontosatellitesforalongperiodoftime

rrespondingreceiveroptionsmaybedisabledorexpired(L1/L2,GPS/GLONASSmustbeoranewOAFwiththedesiredoptionsactivatedtoenableorextendvalidityofthecorns.ContactadealerorvisittheTopconwebsitefordetails.

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ReceiverProblems 62

RefertotheReceiverManagingchapteroftheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManualforadetaileddescriptionofoptions.

Thereceivertrackstoofewsatellites Thesurveyisconductednearobstructions(treecanopy,tallbuildings,andsoforth).MakesuretheMultipathReductionboxeshavebeenenabled.

a. C eceiverUtility(TRU)R

b. I

c. O theC/Acode

Move

Thereceiverc IncorreSpeci acollectionsoftware.

ThecoOrde rrespondingreceiveroptio

Refer ptions. There shouldtrackatleast

fivecoP/N:100160801

onnectthereceivertoacomputerandopenTRU(seeConnectionintheTopconReferenceManual).nTRU,connecttothereceiver.

ntheTRUmainwindow,chooseReceiverSettingsTrackingAdvtab.Makesuremultipathreductioncheckboxisselected.toanareafreeofobstructions,ifapplicable.

annotobtainCodeDifferentialand/orRTKsolutionsctBasecoordinatesentered.fythecorrectcoordinatesfortheBasestationusingTRUoranothersuitablefielddatrrespondingreceiveroptionsmaybedisabledorexpired.ranewOAFwiththerequiredoptionsactivatedtoenableorextendvalidityofthecons.totheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManualforadetaileddescriptionofoarenotenoughcommonsatellites.Inordertoobtainafixedsolution,theBaseandRovermmonsatellites.

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ReceiverProblems 63

ChecktheelevationmasksoftheRoverandBasereceivers;theyshouldbethesame.Todothis,ontheTRUmainwindow,chooseReceiverSettingsTrackingObs.

Verifythereisaclearviewoftheskytoallowsufficientsatellitetracking. AdiscrepancyexistsbetweenthedifferentialstandardsusedattheBaseandRoverreceivers.EnsuretheBaseandRoverreceiversusethesamecorrectionsinput/outputformat:

a. ConnectthereceivertoacomputerandopenTRU(seeConnectionintheTopconReceiverUtility(TRU)ReferenceManual).

b. I

c. O

d. D rmatchestheformato

PoorsEnsurIncre gsTrackingObs.Cond possible).

Them Thesp stherateatwhichthe

receivChan

TheBaConfi ReferenceManual.

ThediCloseP/N:100160801

nTRU,connecttothereceiver.

ntheTRUmainwindow,chooseReceiverSettingsPorts.oubleclickontheporttobeconfiguredandmakesuretheinputmodeoftheRoveftheBaseoutputmode(i.e.RTCM3).atellitegeometry(PDOP/GDOPvaluesaretoohigh).etheelevationmaskislessthan15degrees.asethePDOPthreshold.Todothis,ontheTRUmainwindow,chooseReceiverSettinuctthesurveyduringatimeperiodwhensatellitevisibilityandgeometryisbetter(ifodembatteryislow.ecifiedbaudrateisincompatiblewiththebaudratesthemodemsupports.Thebaudrateiertransmitsdifferentialmessagestothemodemandviceversa.gethemodemsbaudrate.seandRovermodemsusedifferentradiolinkparameters.guretheBaseandRoverradiomodemsaccordingtotheprocedureslistedintheTRUstancebetweentheBaseandRoveristoofar.thedistancebetweentheBaseandRover.

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ReceiverProblems 64

Userepeaterstoincreaseradiocoverage. Theelevationmaskisabove15degrees.Lowertheelevationmask.Todothis,ontheTRUmainwindow,chooseReceiverSettingsTrackingObs.Verifythereisaclearviewoftheskytoallowsufficientsatellitetracking.

Theremaybeasourceofradiointerferencethatdisruptsradiocommunications.ChangetheRFchannel(ifpossible).Remo

Thereceiverd TheSD ThereMake )ReferenceManual.

ThereDown eletingFilesonpage

Thef his,ontheTRUmainwindP/N:100160801

vingthesourceofthejammingsignalorrelocatetheradioantennas(ifpossible).

oesnotstartloggingdata/SDHCcardisnotproperlyinserted.ceivermemoryoptionisdisabledorexpired.surethememoryoptionisenabled.Fordetails,seetheTopconReceiverUtility(TRUceiversmemorycarddoesnothavefreespace.loadand/ordeletedatafilestofreeupspacefornewfiles.SeeDownloadingandD46.ilesystemisnotinitialized.InitializetheFileSystemontheSDcardusingTRU.Todotow,chooseFileExplorerInitializeFileSystem.

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BluetoothProblems 65

Bluetooth Problems

Thefollowingaresomeofthemostcommonlyencounterederrormessagesandotherproblems.

TRUerrormessage:Cantfindreceiver

Thereceiveristurnedoff.Ensur

BluetoReset seconds.Youc hooseReceiverSetti

ThereMove

ThereMove

ThereDisco

Therea. C eceiverUtility(TRU)

RP/N:100160801

ethereceiverhaspowerandisturnedon.othisnotturnedon;theBTLEDisoff.thereceivertothefactorydefaultsettingsbypressingthePowerbuttonfor10to15analsoturnonpowertoBluetoothusingTRU.Todothis,ontheTRUmainwindow,cngsBluetooth.isinterference.thereceiver,controller,orcomputertoanunobstructedlocation.ceiveristoofaraway.thedevicesclosertogether.ceiverisalreadyconnectedviaBluetoothtoanotherdevice.nnectthereceiverfromtheothercontrollerorcomputer.ceiverportusedforconnectionisnotinCommandmode.onnectthereceivertoacomputerandopenTRU(seeConnectionintheTopconReferenceManual).

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BluetoothProblems 66

b. ClickConfigurationReceiverPorts.c. ChangetheInputModefortheBluetoothserialportusedforconnectiontocmd.

TRUerrormes AnothCloseConn

Aftersearchin

ThereCheckCheckUnpluIfthe

Canseetheico t

DeviceMake

Thisisthemostcommoncauseforthiserrormessage.UseTRUtodoublecheckthesettingsfortheconnectionport.P/N:100160801

sage:OpenCOM#portfailed:Accessisdeniederapplicationusesthecomputerportdedicatedforconnection.theapplication,andthenreconnect.ectthereceiverviaanother,unusedcomputerport.

gforavailabledevices,nonearediscovered

ceiverisnotreceivingpower.thatthereceiverisgettingpowerandisturnedon.thattheoptionalpowercableiscorrectlyattachedtotheportifoneisbeingused.gthecable,thensecurelyandproperlyreconnectittothereceiver.

powercableisdamaged,contactaDealertopurchaseanewcable.

nforthereceiversBluetoothmoduleonthecomputerscreen,butcannotconnecttoi

securitysettingsprobablydiffer.suretheBluetoothenableddevicesusethesamesecuritysettings.

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TRUProblems 67

Bluetoothmodulesettingsmayhavechanged.a. IfthesettingsarechangedfortheBluetoothmodule,removeitfromthelistofdiscoveredBluetooth

devicesusingtheBluetoothmanagerprogram(suppliedwiththedeviceusedtomanagethereceiver).

b. Repeatthesearch.

TRU Problems

Thefollowing

TRUcannotco ThereEnsur

IfusinCheckUnplu

IfusinUseaConta

IfusinUseaMake PerVreceiver,thisisBluetP/N:100160801

isthemostcommonlyencounteredTRUproblem.

nnecttothereceiverceiveristurnedoff.ethereceiverhaspowerandisturnedon.gacable,thecablesconnectorsareimproperlyattached.thatthecableconnectorisattachedtothecorrectserialport.gthecable,thensecurelyandproperlyreconnectittothereceiver.gacable,thecableisdamaged.nundamagedcable.ctadealertopurchaseanewcable.gBluetoothwirelesstechnology,theincorrectportisselected.computerorreceiverthathasBluetoothwirelesstechnologyenabled/installed.surethecomputerandreceiverusethecorrectportsforcommunication.FortheHioothserialportA(btsp\a).

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CleaningandStoringtheR 68

Cleaning and Storing the Receiver

Useacleanclothmoistenedwithneutraldetergentorwater. Neveruseanabrasivecleaner,ether,thinnerbenzene,orothersolvents. Alwaysmakesurethereceiveriscompletelydrybeforestoringit.Dryanymoisturewithasoft,cleancloth.

Getting Customer Support

Ifthetroubles nCustomerSupport.Forcontactinfeceiver P/N:100160801

hootinghintsandtipsinthisoperatorsmanualfailtoremedytheproblem,contactTopcoormation,seeGettingTechnicalSupportonpage 7.

Specifications 69

Specifications

ThischapterprovidesspecificationsfortheHiPerVanditsinternalcomponents.

General Detail

Physical

Enclosure Ma

Color To

Dimensions 18

Weight 1.0

Antenna Int

Battery Bu

Controller Ex

Mounting 5/8

Seals SilP/N:100160801

s

Table4.ReceiverGeneralSpecifications

gnesium alloy

pcon Yellow and Topcon Gray

4.0mm X 95.0mm (diameter x Height)0kg (without battery and radio)ernal micro center

ilt-in, detachable/replaceable

ternal

-11, quick release

icone

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 70

Keys One key:Power- On/Off, multi-function

LEDs 22 LEDsReceiver HealthScheduler StatusAvBaSaPoMeFilWiRaSe

Environment

Operating temperature

-20

Storage temperature -45

Humidity 10

Water/Dust-proof IP6

Table4.ReceiverGeneralSpecifications(Continued)P/N:100160801

ailable Power Barttery Statustellite Tracking Barsition Statusmory Capacity Bare Statusreless Statusdio Statusrial Port Status

to +65C (Battery) / -40 to +65C (Ext.) / -20 to +55 (w/ UHF modem module)

C to +70C

0% condensing

7 with all connector caps closed.

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 71

Power

Built in battery BDC70 Li-ion 5.2Ah (Typical) / 7.2VDCBattery weight 195g

Battery charging time

4 h

Operating time Ov

External power 1 p

Input voltage 6.7

Consumption 4W

Battery charge Us

On-board BaOp

I/O

Communication Ports

Bl


ours

er 7.5 hours (20C / static data logging / w BT) ort

to 18 VDC

(w/o UHF modem)e CDC68

ckup battery for NVRAM and RTC storage;eration for approximately 100 days.

uetooth and (Serial) RS-232C

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 72

Port specifications COM1: 4,800 to 115,200 bps (RS Level)115,200 bps (default)Bluetooth: 115,200 bps (SPP/Single Channel mode)

Modem Antenna BNC or reverse polarity TNC (depending on modem type)NMEA

NMEA version Ve

Messages GG

Output interval Up

DGPS

Correction format RT

RTCM message type

1,

Process interval Up

Output interval for RTCM correction data

Up

Elevation mask 0 t


r. 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.0

A, GLL, GNS, GRS, GSA, GST, GSV, HDT, RMC, VTG, ZDA, ROT, GMP

to 20Hz

CM SC104 Ver 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.0, 3.1

3, 9, 31, 32, 34; user selectable

to 20Hz

to 20Hz

o 90 degrees (independent of data logging)

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 73

RTK

Correction formata CMR/CMR+, RTCM SC104 Ver 2.2, 2.3, 3.0 or 3.1

RTCM message type

User selectable

Ambiguity initialize OT

Baseline Length Up

Initialize time > 1

Output interval for CMR/RTCM

Up

Elevation 0 t

Solution mode DeEx

Process interval Up


F (L1, L1/L2) to 50km

5 seconds, typical

to 20Hz

o 90 degrees (independent of data logging)lay (synchronization)trapolation (not synchronized) to 20Hz

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 74

Survey Accuracyb

Static L1 only: H: 3mm + 0.8 ppm xD V: 4mm + 1 ppm xD

L1

Fast Static L1

Kinematic L1

RTK L1

DGPS PoTy

Cold startWarm startReacquisition

Specifica

tions

GeneralDetails 75

a.CMR/CMR+isathirdpartyproprietaryformat.Useofthisformatisnotrecommendedandperformancecannotbeguaranteed.UseofindustrystandardRTCM3.xisalwaysrecommendedforoptimalperformance.

b.RMSValues:Accuracydependsonthenumberofsatellitesused,obstructions,satellitegeometry(DOP),occupationtime,multipatheffects,atmosphericconditions,baselinelength,surveyprocedures,anddataquality.

Perfor in elevation and adhere

In area sed ionospheric activit

Use ro .P/N:100160801

mance specifications assume a minimum of 6 GPS satellites above 15 degrees nce to the procedures recommended in this manual.

s of high multipath, during periods of large PDOP, and during periods of increay, performance may degrade.

bust checking procedures in areas of extreme multipath or under dense foliage

Specifica

tions

GPSBoardDetails 76

GPS Board Details

Table5.GPSBoardSpecifications

Receiver Type (set by activating the proper OAF)

Internal GNSSboard: HiPer V

G: GPS L1GDGGGG

Hardware type:country/region/pur-pose dependent

wiwiwiwiwiwi

Tracking Specification

Standard Channels 22GP

Tracked Signals GPGL

Tracking Functions

Multi-path reduction

CoP/N:100160801

: GPS L1/L2:GPS/GLONASS L1D: GPS/GLONASS L1/L2

thout internal radio/modemth Digital UHF IIth Digital UHF II + HSPAth Digital UHF II + CDMAth FH915th FH915+HSPA

s

6 channelsa; Vanguard ASIC with patented Universal Tracking Channel TechnologyS and GLONASS, WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS/QZSS S: L1, L1 C/A, L2, L2P(Y), L2C code and carrierONASS: L1P, L1 C/A, L2 C/A, L2P code and carrier

de and Carrier

Specifica

tions

GPSBoardDetails 77

PLL/DLL/QLL Bandwidth, order, adjustableSmoothing interval Code and Carrier

WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS

Optional

Data Features

Formats TP

Features Up10RTMuGeDiOuCM

Memory

Internal Memory SD

Capacity De

Logging Interval 0.0

a.VanguardASICincludes

Table5.GPSBoardSpecifications(Continued)P/N:100160801

S, NMEA, RTCM, CMR/CMR+

to 20 Hz update rate for real time position and raw data (code and carrier)cm code phase and 0.1mm carrier phase precisionCM SC104 version 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.0, and 3.1 I/Oltiple Base RTCMoid and Magnetic Variation models fferent DATUMs supporttput of grid coordinatesR and CMR+ support

/SDHC card, removable

pendent on capacity of the installed SD/SDHC card

5 to 86,400 seconds, depending on purchased options

twodedicatedchannelsforLBandsignaltracking.ThereceiverdoesnotsupportLBandsignaltracking.

Specifica

tions

BluetoothModuleDetails 78

Bluetooth Module Details

Internal Topco

Forcompletedet eManual(p/n:100159801).

Table6.BluetoothModuleSpecifications

Range Up to 10 m (indoor), up to 50m (outdoor)Type Class 1a

a.ForthereceiversClass

Service classes Mi

Supported profiles SP

Frequency Country Code

NoP/N:100160801

n Digital UHF II Modem General Specifications

ailsregardingtheTopcondigitalUHFIImodem,refertotheTopconRadioGuideReferenc

1Bluetoothfunctionalitytoworkproperly,theconnecteddevicemustalsosupportClass1Bluetooth.

scellaneous

P

rth America and Europe

Specifica

tions

79

Table7.GRX2DigitalUHFIIModemGeneralSpecifications

Parameter Specification

Operating frequency rangea UHF 400 470 MHz

Modulation techniques

Protocolsb,c

Occupied bandwidtha (chanData transmission rate at 25Channel Spacing

Data transmission rate at 20Channel SpacingData transmission rate at 12Channel Spacing

Data speed of serial interfaForward Error CorrectionScramblingCommunication modeP/N:100160801

GMSK and 4-Level FSK (4FSK)Satel 4FSKPDL GMSKPDL 4FSKTrimTalk GMSK

nel spacing) 25 kHz, 20 kHz or 12.5 kHz kHz 9600 bps GMSK

19200 bps 4FSK kHz 4800 bps GMSK

9600 bps 4FSK.5 kHz 4800 bps GMSK

9600 bps 4FSKce Max 115200 bps

Yes

Yes

Half-Duplex

Specifica

tions

InternalFH915+ModemGen 80

Internal FH915

Operation modes TransmitterReceiverRepeater

a.Dependentonthecountryandregion,andmode(base/rover)ofoperation.b.UseofPDLandSatel4F

isrecommendedforalc.Thedatatransmissionc

withUHFNarrowbandpleaseseehttp://transalsoinplaceinotherglocalcomplianceobliga

Parameter

Operating frequency rangecountry/region/purpose depSignal structuringHopping patternHopping channelsOccupied bandwidthFrequency modulation tech

Table7.GRX2DigitalUHFIIModemGeneralSpecifications(Continued)

Parameter SpecificationeralSpecifications P/N:100160801

+ Modem General Specifications

SKprotocolsisrecommendedinapplicationswherepossible.Notethataminimumbaudrateof9600bpslRTKoperations.CompatibilitywithTrimTalkissubjecttosomerestrictions.onfigurationsindicated(protocolandchannelspacing)aretheonlyprotocolsthatprovidecomplianceingrestrictionsthatareeffectiveasofJanuary1,2013intheUSandCanada.Formoreinformation,ition.fcc.gov/pshs/publicsafetyspectrum/narrowbandingfaq.htmlfordetails.Similarrestrictionsarelobalmarkets.PleasecontactyourDealerorlocalgovernmentradioauthoritytoensureyouunderstandtions.

Table8.InternalFH915+ModemGeneralSpecifications

Specification

endent902 to 928 MHz, United States915 to 925 MHz, AustraliaFrequency hopping spread spectrum5 per band, user-selected128

100KHz

nique FSK, 64 Kbps

Specifica

tions

InternalFH915+ModemGen 81

System gain 135 dBNetwork topology Point-to-point, point-to-multipointProtocol FH915, FH915+Transmitter (TX)Carrier powerReceiver (RX)SensitivityDynamic rangeData communicationsSerial interfaceSerial data rateEffective radio link rate

Error correctionAntenna TypeTypeConnectorGain

Table8.InternalFH915+ModemGeneralSpecifications(Continued)

Parameter SpecificationeralSpecifications P/N:100160801

250 mW (24 dBm)/1 W (30 dBm), user selectable

-105 dBm at 10-4 BER105 dBm

RS2329600, 19200, 38400, 57600 bps, user selectable9600, 10200, 17000, 51000 bpsUser selectable for FH915; automatic selection for FH915+FEC (15.7) majority decoding

1/2 wave sleeve dipoleReverse polarity TNC2.1 dBi

Specifica

tions

OptionalCellularModuleDet 82

Optional Cellular Module Details

ThissectiondescribesthespecificationsofthecellularmodulesofferedwiththeHiPerVreceiver.

CDMA Module Specifications

General (Dual

Supported bands

TX power

Data

AT command Se

Regulatory and approvalsails P/N:100160801

Table 9. Cellular Module Specifications

Band CDMA 1xRTT Module)

a CDMA 800/1900 MHz

800 MHz Class 3 (24 dBm)1900 MHz Class 2 (24 dBm)1x/QNC/HSPDCSD, Max BR 14.4 Kbps

t N/A

CDG1, CDG2FCC, IC, CCCEMCQS9000 manufacturingRoHS/WEEE

Specifica

tions

OptionalCellularModuleDet 83

a.TopconGNSSreceiversequippedwithintegratedC24wirelessmodulesareauthorizedtooperateintheUSonlyontheVerizonTMwirelessnetwork.

HSPA Module Specifications


General (3.5G

Supported bands

TX power

Data

AT command Seails P/N:100160801

Wireless Module Quad-band GSM and UMTS/HSPA)

GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHzUMTS/HSPA 850/1900/2100 MHz

UMTS/HSPA - Class 3 (0.25 Watt)GSM 850/900 MHz Class 4 (2 Watt)GSM 1800/1900 MHz Class 1 (1 Watt)EDGE 850/900 MHz Class E2 (0.5 Watt)EDGE 1800/1900 MHz Class E2 (0.4 Watt)UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA 3GPP, Release 6GSM/GPRS 3GPP, Release 9Max uplink 5.76 Mbps, max downlink 7.2 MbpsEDGE, Multi-Slot class 12CSD, Max BR 14.4 Kbps GSM, Max BR 14.4 Kbps UMTS

t GSM 07.05, 07.07

Specifica

tions

Battery(BDC70)Specification 84

Battery (BDC7

Regulatory and approvals

FCC, ICANATEL (Brazil)PTCRBR&TTE/CEGCF


General

Nominal voltage 7.2

Capacity 5.2

Dimensions 38

Weight about abs P/N:100160801

0) Specifications

RoHS/WEEEACMABABT

Table 11. Battery Specifications

V

Ah

(W) x 70 (D) x 40 (H) mmout 195g

Specifica

tions

Charger(CDC68)Specification 85

Charger (CDC68) Specifications Table 12. Charger Specifications

General

Input voltage: AC

Charging time per battery (at 25C):

ab(C or low

Charging temperature range:

0C

Storage temperature range:

-20

Size: 94

Weight: abs P/N:100160801

100 to 240V

out 4 hoursharging can take longer than the times stated above when temperatures are either especially high.) to 40C (32F to 104F)

C to 65C (-4F to 149F)

(W) X 102 (D) X 36 (H) mmout 170g

Specifica

tions

ConnectorSpecifications 86

Connector Specifications

Thereceiverhas3externalconnectors;oneUHF/915+radiomodemorcellularantennaconnector.

UHF Radio Modem Connector

Reverse T

Modem

UHF B

Modem

915+ RP/N:100160801

NC Connector

Table13.UHFModemConnectorSpecifications

Type Signal Type Dir Details

NC Modem I/O I/O RF/GSM output frommodem antenna

Table14.ReverseTNCConnectorSpecifications

Type Signal Type Dir Details

everse TNC Modem I/O I/O RF/GSM output frommodem antenna

Specifica

tions


Power Connector

Rimmed in red, the power connector (on the right) is a 5-pin sealed receptacle. Table 15 gives power connector specifications.

Table

Number Si

1

2 Pow

3 Pow

4

5

12

3

5P/N:100160801

15.PowerConnectorSpecifications

gnal Name Dir Details

Not used

er_INP P Input

er_GND P Ground, power return

Not used

Not used

4

Specifica

tions


Serial RS 232 Connector

Rimmed in black, the serial RS232 connector (on the right) is a sealed receptacle, 7 pin, ODU part number G80F1C-T07QC00-0000. Table 16 gives the RS232 connector specifications.

Table

Number Si

1

2 GN

3 CTS

4 RTS

5 RX

6 TXD

7

1

23 7P/N:100160801

16.RS232ConnectorSpecifications

gnal Name Dir Details

Not used

D Signal ground

I Clear to send

O Request to send

D I Receive data

O Transmit data

Not used

45

6

Specifica

tions

SD/SDHCCardRecommendat 89

SD/SDHC Card Recommendations

Table 17isarecommendedlistofSD/SDHCcardsthatweretestedwiththereceiver.Thislistofrecommendationsisbasedontestingresultsavailabletodateandshouldnotbeconsideredacomprehensivelist.ThereceiveriscapableofworkingwithSD/SDHCcardswithastoragecapacityofupto32GB.

Manufacturer tingure (C)

ATP AF 85

Transcends TS 85

Panasonic RP 85

Panasonic RP 85

FujiFilm SD 85Sony SF 85

Toshiba SD 85

HagiwaraSys-com HP 55ions P/N:100160801

Table17.SD/SDHCCardRecommendations

Model Name Card Type Capacity Class OperaTemperat

2GSDI (Industrial Grade) SD 2 GB -40 to2GSD801 (Industrial Grade) SD 2 GB -40 to-SDP02G SD 2 GB Class 4 -25 to

-SDW04G SDHC 4 GB Class 10 -25 to

-002G-C4A SD 2 GB Class 4 -25 to

-2N1 SD 2 GB Class 4 -25 to

-E002G4 SD 2 GB Class 4 -25 to

C-SD2GT4C SD 2 GB Class 4 0 to

Specifica

tions

90

Lexar LSD2GBAC SD 2 GB 0 to 55

Buffalo RDDC-S2GC4 SD 2 GB Class 4 0 to 55

Table17.SD/SDHCCardRecommendations

Manufacturer Model Name Card Type Capacity Class OperatingTemperature (C)

2GBor cards,useFAT32formatti

Useofth nrecognizedcard,etc.)wh

P/N:100160801

lessSDcardscanbeformattedwithFAT16orFAT32onWindowsPCplatform.For4GBSDng.

elistedSD/SDHCcardsmaycauseinconsistentperformance(rawdataloggingproblem,uenusedwithHiPerandGRXreceivers:

SanDiskStandardSeries(ModelName:SDSDB4096andSDSDB2048)SanDiskUltraSeries(ModelName:SDSDH002G)Transcends(ModelName:TS4GSDHC6)ModelBSD2G4fromI/OdataexhibitgoodperformanceifformattedinFAT16format.

Warranty 91P/N:100160801

Warranty

TopconpositioningequipmentareguaranteedagainstdefectivematerialandworkmanshipundernormaluseandapplicationconsistentwiththisManual.Theequipmentisguaranteedfortheperiodindicated,onthewarrantycardaccompanyingtheproduct,startingfromthedatethattheproductissoldtotheoriginalpurchaserbyTopconsAuthorizedDealers.2

Duringthewarrantyperiod,Topconwill,atitsoption,repairorreplacethisproductatnoadditionalcharge.Repairpartsandreplacementproductswillbefurnishedonanexchangebasisandwillbeeitherreconditionedornew.Thislimitedwarrantydoesnotincludeservicetorepairdamagetotheproductresultingfromanaccident,disaster,misuses,abuseormodificationoftheproduct.

WarrantyservicemaybeobtainedfromanauthorizedTopconwarrantyservicedealer.Ifthisproductisdeliveredbymail,purchaseragreestoinsuretheproductorassumetheriskoflossordamageintransit,toprepayshippingchargestothewarrantyservicelocationandtousetheoriginalshippingcontainerorequivalent.Alettershouldaccompanythepackagefurnishingadescriptionoftheproblemand/ordefect.

Thepurchaserssoleremedyshallbereplacementasprovidedabove.InnoeventshallTopconbeliableforanydamagesorotherclaimincludinganyclaimforlostprofits,lostsavingsorotherincidentalorconsequentialdamagesarisingoutoftheuseof,orinabilitytouse,theproduct.

2.ThewarrantyagainstdefectsinaTopconbattery,charger,orcableis90days.

SafetyWarnings 92

Safety Warnings

General Warnings

Tocom radiomodem.

TPSrecei istances,anglesanddepths,a

W Af W W Co

TPSrecei edperiodispermittedP/N:100160801

plywithRFexposurerequirements,maintainatleast25cmbetweentheuserandthe

versaredesignedforsurveyandsurveyrelateduses(thatis,surveyingcoordinates,dndrecordingsuchmeasurements).Thisproductshouldneverbeused:ithouttheuserthoroughlyunderstandingthismanual.terdisablingsafetysystemsoralteringtheproduct.ithunauthorizedaccessories.ithoutpropersafeguardsatthesurveysite.ntrarytoapplicablelaws,rules,andregulations.

versshouldneverbeusedindangerousenvironments.Useinrainorsnowforalimit.

Genera

l Warn

ings

BatteryPackWarnings 93

Battery Pack Warnings

Neverattempttoopenthecasingofthedetachablebatteries!LithiumIonbatteriescanbedangerousifmishandled!

Donotin cessiveheatcancauseser

Tamperin atteryswarranty. Do Do Do Do Do DoP/N:100160801

cinerateorheatbatterypackabove212degreesfahrenheit(100degreescelsius).

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